XFX lists their HD 4000 series cards.

Posted By: Steve McBarnes - 04:34:03 Mon, January 05, 2009

I've been waiting all day to post this because I wanted more stuff to link to. XFX is "hard launching" their first AMD Radeon video cards today! I have already added all 11 cards to the database and I can honestly say that it felt weird putting XFX's XXX branding behind words like HD 4870.

You can view XFX's HD 4000 series page right here. Said page will also lead you to the HD 4870, HD 4850, HD 4830, HD 4650 and HD 4350 pages. When you get to those pages you will find Buy Now links that will lead you to a page where you can access the "Mini stores" at sites like Newegg, ZipZoomFly and TigerDirect. Unfortunately, none of those "Mini Stores" show any XFX Radeon cards as of right now. I will make sure to update this post when the cards do appear on those sites.

The cards look fine and all, but I am wondering why their two 512MB (and 1GB) HD 4650 models are exactly the same except for their model numbers. Maybe their bundles will be different, but for now they both have "0" entered in their Bundle rows.

Here is the largest picture I could find of their most interesting card, their HD 4850:

4 Comments

Tuesday, January 06, 2009 1:47:06 AM

Maybe without Nvidia being as exclusive as they used to be, prices may become even more competitive. Let's hope so.

Tuesday, January 06, 2009 2:27:38 PM

Casecutter
Member

Either XFX is really hedging their bets... as they definitely know something and willing to break from the relationship with Nvidia... I might say this is a natural move to become a (mobo & all around provider) as Asus or Gigabyte. Better to surrender being an AIB for Nvidia and have the oportunity to supply based on Intel, AMD and Nvidia parts.

Wednesday, January 07, 2009 11:44:31 AM

anonymousD
n00b

nice. more cards out there, should mean better prices for us consumers.

Friday, January 16, 2009 12:47:28 AM

also, those are some pretty nice looking card they've got there-bonus

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